Sexual education, usually reserved for elementary and high school students, will be offered to some 1,200 Quebec daycare and kindergarten students beginning this fall as part of a pilot project. Continue reading →

LEAF will address consent before the Supreme Court. It’s welcome news to women’s rights advocates at a time when Canadians seem unclear on what it means to consent. Continue reading →

Sweden on Wednesday outlawed sex not based on mutual consent, with campaigners hoping other European countries would also toughen up rape legislation after the #MeToo anti-harassment campaign. Continue reading →

LocationSmart, which collects location data from millions of cellphones across North America, reportedly revealed the real-time location of over 200 million people due to a website bug. Continue reading →

A survey is suggesting that understanding of what consent means has fallen among Canadians in the past few years. Continue reading →

Premier Rachel Notley announced Tuesday the government’s plans to implement classes on consent from kindergarten to Grade 12, with a goal of creating a more consistent approach. Continue reading →

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says more initiatives to combat sexual violence are on the way, including teaching the concept of consent in schools. Continue reading →

Woodstock police are looking to speak with anyone who may have had intimate images of themselves shared without their permission. Continue reading →

Master Seaman Daniel Cooper is accused of sexually assaulting a subordinate. Continue reading →